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Caravaggio's Wine: What Does the Goblet Offered by the Uffizi's Bacchus Signify?
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta
, 21/08/2026
Opinions
Antonello's Theft: There Is a “Sicilian Issue” Regarding Protection and Surveillance
Silvia Mazza
, 21/08/2026
Events
"I Suoni delle Dolomiti" is back—the high-altitude festival set in the most picturesque locations of Trentino
22/08/2026, 13:20:30
Exhibitions
In Conegliano: The World of Women from the 19th to the 20th Century, from Hayez to Boldini and Carrà
22/08/2026, 12:49:50
Archaeology
Pompeii: Ceramic Artifacts May Indicate That the Ancient City Was Visited During the Renaissance
22/08/2026, 12:09:39
Museums
Louvre: Venetian art historian Ketty Gottardo named new director of the Department of Graphic Arts
21/08/2026, 23:59:06
News
Farewell to Giancarlo Olgiati, one of Switzerland's most prominent art collectors
21/08/2026, 20:32:11
Exhibitions
The four existing versions of Arnold Böcklin's *The Isle of the Dead* are on display together for the first time in Basel
21/08/2026, 17:45:14
Exhibitions
At Société Interludio, Gaia De Megni’s first solo exhibition will be a cinematic space devoid of images
21/08/2026, 16:50:49
Archaeology
A mysterious tablet has been discovered at Lucone di Polpenazze. The artifact dates back to the Bronze Age.
21/08/2026, 13:30:54
News
CNR, theft of the "Antonello" from Messina: the 2018 forensic profile could prove invaluable if the artwork is recovered
21/08/2026, 12:45:06
News Focus
A victim of political inability: the city of Penne in Abruzzo and its cultural heritage
Gioele Scordella
11/10/2017
Works and artists
Masaccio and Masolino's St. Anna Metterza: two eras that meet in one table
Federico Giannini
13/12/2020
Exhibition reviews
The Method of Bernd and Hilla Becher, Pioneers of Industrial Photography. What the MAST Exhibition Is Like
23/07/2026, 16:59:08
Exhibition reviews
The 1960s, birth of the nation: but which one? An alternative reading of the major exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi
20/06/2018, 17:28:45
Exhibition reviews
Bodies, sea, desire: the world of Néstor Martín-Fernández. What the Reina Sofía exhibition looks like.
27/08/2025, 11:39:06
Exhibition reviews
In Vicenza, here's Van Gogh between the wheat and the sky: Marco Goldin's latest exhibitionrapanettone
06/10/2017, 22:08:15
Exhibition reviews
In Florence, an immersion in Art Nouveau. Here's what the exhibition on Alphonse Mucha looks like
06/01/2024, 00:03:30
Exhibition reviews
Treasures of the Pharaohs from Cairo to Rome. Here's what the exhibition at the Scuderie del Quirinale looks like
10/11/2025, 12:35:11
Works and artists
Leonora Carrington and Max Ernst: the tormented love story of two surrealist painters
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta
11/08/2015
Opinions
Antonello's Theft: There Is a “Sicilian Issue” Regarding Protection and Surveillance
21/08/2026, 14:00:07
Opinions
The Theft of a Work by Antonello da Messina: Are Thieves More Professional Than Professionals?
16/08/2026, 16:54:07
Opinions
Why do they want to put an obscure Leonardo da Vinci on the new euro banknotes?
09/08/2026, 16:51:55
Works and artists
Caravaggio's Wine: What Does the Goblet Offered by the Uffizi's Bacchus Signify?
21/08/2026, 18:21:07
Works and artists
Spider-Man and the Faces That Don't Exist
13/08/2026, 16:48:16
Works and artists
George Grosz's Eclipse: When the Sun Is Darkened and Power Loses Its Mind
12/08/2026, 02:53:29
Caravaggio's Wine: What Does the Goblet Offered by the Uffizi's Bacchus Signify?
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta - 21/08/2026
On the French Riviera, there is a museum that is rewriting art history without resorting to slogans
Luca Rossi - 20/08/2026
Watermelon in 17th-Century Painting: The Story of a Fruit in Tuscan Still Lifes
Noemi Capoccia - 07/08/2026
If the gods of Olympus dwell on a ceiling painted by Veronese
Ilaria Baratta - 05/08/2026
Cadore: In the Footsteps of Titian Along a Route That Tells the Story of the Dolomites
Anna de Fazio Siciliano - 03/08/2026
Giovanna Garzoni’s Cabinet of Curiosities: Fruit, Porcelain, and Miniatures
Andrea Fusani - 31/07/2026
Valsesia, twelve Art Trails tell centuries of alpine devotion
Redazione - 22/05/2026
Rima and the Walser heritage: among the peaks of Upper Valsesia beats the heart of artificial marble
Redazione - 19/05/2026
Valencia, 2000 years of architecture: gothic, modernism and avant-garde
Redazione - 29/04/2026
Ferrara and cinema: itineraries between directors, films and historical memory
Redazione - 28/04/2026
Tessere d'Arte in Forlì: Fiber Art and enterprise in the Dino Zoli Foundation exhibition
Redazione - 27/04/2026
Sorolla and Valencia: an itinerary in the light of the master who captured the soul of the Mediterranean
Redazione - 17/04/2026
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Why do they want to put an obscure Leonardo da Vinci on the new euro banknotes?
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 09/08/2026 alle 16:51:55
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The Theft of a Work by Antonello da Messina: Are Thieves More Professional Than Professionals?
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 16/08/2026 alle 16:54:07
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Pontormo's Diary: What Did an Artist Eat in the 16th Century?
By
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta
- published on 25/07/2026 alle 12:50:11
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Cadore: In the Footsteps of Titian Along a Route That Tells the Story of the Dolomites
By
Anna de Fazio Siciliano
- published on 03/08/2026 alle 17:18:23
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Why Contemporary Art Is Producing Increasingly Mediocre Works
By
Luca Rossi
- published on 24/07/2026 alle 16:01:39
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Germany, the New Travel Destination for Italians: Here's How It Won Us Over
By
Noemi Capoccia
- published on 10/08/2026 alle 14:31:22
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Beyond the Visible: The Quest for Transcendence in Contemporary Art
By
Federica Schneck
- published on 30/07/2026 alle 17:01:03
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Giovanna Garzoni’s Cabinet of Curiosities: Fruit, Porcelain, and Miniatures
By
Andrea Fusani
- published on 31/07/2026 alle 17:52:05
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Six Centuries of Art at the Fortress: A Report from the Sarzana Antiques Fair (with prices)
By
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta
- published on 18/08/2026 alle 14:34:31
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Did Nolan politicize *The Odyssey*? Yes and no—every era rewrites its own Ulysses
By
Noemi Capoccia
- published on 24/07/2026 alle 16:55:09
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